I was starting to write a reply about how much I agree with you, but then I came to the second half of your post. > And it’s a grave disrespect against them to

I was starting to write a reply about how much I agree with you, but then I came to the second half of your post. > And it’s a grave disrespect against them to say that nobody actually cares about anything. I think you might have completely misread my intent. For starters, if you're a HMH watcher, I invite you to tell Casey how much society cares about software quality, you're probably going to trigger a well-deserved rant. When I say as a society we now have less low-level tools developers per capita, that's not supposed to be an insult to you personally, nor is it necessarily a lamentation on the state of affairs. > If you really are worried about this, don’t just complain and cry about it, be the change you want to see in the world. I have no idea where this criticism connects with what I wrote or meant. I did not mean to "complain and cry". My GP post was set against the backdrop of the article, and my disagreement was specifically with the article.